I have always had an interest in how people work, what science can tell us about this and using this knowledge to help people. This is driven by my core values of authenticity, fairness and curiosity. I am utterly convinced that counselling should work for the client, so my counselling style is person-centred and integrative, meaning I combine a bunch of different theories so I can provide a completely tailored counselling service to you and your very specific needs.

I have a special interest in working with those that are Autistic/ADHD, including couples where only one partner is neurodivergent, and also people who have experienced trauma. I do also work with other kinds of people on a wide variety of issues.

For more information about me, please see my blog, where I write about mental health and other things we come up against in life.

I also run NeuroDiversity Affirming Training & Supervision through which I offer psychoeducational groups for Autistic people and their partners, as well as training and supervision for professionals.